Reader Comment: This post reads like it was written by AI, this is an important topic but the writing jumps randomly from talking about weddings to local noise ordinances to decibel levels without any cohesion. This just comes off as extremely lazy and it would've been better to not publish it at all. No content is better than bad content!
Reader comment: Not to sound like “that old guy”, but there are way to many that think loud is best. I’ve been a guest at a wedding and looking at it from the other side, I understand what some guests complain about. Recently I went to pick up my daughter who was attending a wedding at a venue and I heard the bass in the parking lot. I’ve always believed you have to fill the dance floor with music, not every single space in the reception room. It’s not an EDM festival, it’s a social gathering where family and friends like to chat and catch up. The music should bring them out to the dance floor, not encourage them to stand way back by the bar or go outside. Just my 2 cents.
Reader Comment: This post reads like it was written by AI, this is an important topic but the writing jumps randomly from talking about weddings to local noise ordinances to decibel levels without any cohesion. This just comes off as extremely lazy and it would've been better to not publish it at all. No content is better than bad content!
Reader comment: Not to sound like “that old guy”, but there are way to many that think loud is best. I’ve been a guest at a wedding and looking at it from the other side, I understand what some guests complain about. Recently I went to pick up my daughter who was attending a wedding at a venue and I heard the bass in the parking lot. I’ve always believed you have to fill the dance floor with music, not every single space in the reception room. It’s not an EDM festival, it’s a social gathering where family and friends like to chat and catch up. The music should bring them out to the dance floor, not encourage them to stand way back by the bar or go outside. Just my 2 cents.